1. 芳草变荒野，只因不自爱。

1. The lush grass turns into a wilderness, all because of a lack of self-love.

2. 人心莫测，海水难量。

2. The human heart is inscrutable, and the sea is unmeasurable.

3. 老姜辣味大，老人经验多。

3. Old ginger has a strong pungency, and the elderly have abundant experience.

4. 牛眼看人高，狗眼看人低。

4. The bull looks down on people, while the dog looks up to them.

5. 发回水，积层泥；经一事，长一智。

5. Return the water, accumulate the mud; through one experience, gain one's wisdom.

6. 老牛肉有嚼头，老人言有听头。

6. Old beef has a bite, old people's words have a listen to them.

7. 要知山中事，乡间问老农。

7. To know the affairs of the mountains, ask the old farmer in the countryside.

8. 人贫志短，马瘦毛长。

8. A person in poverty has a short spirit, while a horse in poor condition has long hair.

9. 长江后浪推前浪，世上新人撵旧人。

9. The waves of the Yangtze River push the ones behind the ones ahead, and in the world, new people chase away the old ones.

10. 奉承你是害你，指教你是爱你。 药苦能治病，甜言能误人。 老牛肉，有嚼头；老人言，有听头。（藏族） 不听老人言，吃苦在眼前。 家有老，是个宝。 事不三思 终有后悔， 树不打杈要歪 人不教育会栽， 天作巷犹可违 自作巷不可活， 听君一席话 胜读十年书，心病还须心上医，

10. Flattery is harmful to you, guidance is loving you. Bitter medicine can cure illness, sweet words can mislead people. Old beef has a good bite; old people's words have something to listen to. (Tibetan) Not heeding the words of the elderly leads to suffering right in front of you. An elderly person at home is a treasure. Without careful thought, one will eventually regret. Trees that do not branch properly will lean, and people who are not educated will fall. It is possible to defy heaven's arrangements, but not one's own. One conversation with you is better than reading ten years of books. Mental illness needs to be cured from within the heart.

11. 凡事要好，须问三老。

11. To ensure a good outcome, it is advisable to consult with three elders.

12. 病好不谢医，下次无人医。

12. If a patient recovers without thanking the doctor, there will be no one to treat them next time.

13. 合群的蚂蚁，能咬死毒蛇。

13. Ants that live in harmony can bite to death a venomous snake.

14. 多行不义之必自毙。

14. It is inevitable that those who do many unrighteous acts will meet their downfall.

15. 君子报仇，十年不晚。

15. A gentleman avenges his grievances; it is never too late in ten years.

16. 名高妒起，宠极谤生。

16. Envy arises from fame, and slander from excessive favor.

17. 良言一句三冬暖，恶语伤人六月寒。

17. A kind word can warm three winters, while an unkind word can chill a person in June.

18. 世上人多心不平；河里鱼多水不清。

18. There are many people in the world with unbalanced hearts; there are many fish in the river, but the water is not clear.

19. 闲事莫管，无事早归。

19. Mind your own business and return early if there's nothing to do.

20. 三天不念口生，三年不做手生。

20. If you don't recite for three days, your mouth will become unskilled; if you don't practice for three years, your hands will become unskilled.

21. 药苦能治病，甜言总误人。

21. Bitter medicine can cure illness, while sweet words often mislead people.

22. 放下屠刀，立地成佛。

22. Lay down the butcher's knife, and become a Buddha on the spot.

23. 人情长在，钱有了时。

23. The value of human relationships endures, and money will be there when the time is right.

24. 要想人不知，除非己莫为。

24. If one wants others not to know, then one should not do it oneself.

25. 不向前不知路远，不学习不明真理。

25. Without moving forward, one does not realize the distance; without learning, one does not understand the truth.

26. 勿以恶小而为之，勿以善小而不为。

26. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not omit doing good because it is small.

27. 人行千里路，胜读十年书。

27. Walking a thousand miles is better than reading ten years of books.

28. 草遮不住鹰眼，水遮不住鱼眼。

28. The grass cannot hide the eagle's eyes, nor can the water hide the fish's eyes.

29. 同患难易，共享乐难。

29. It is easy to share hardships together, but difficult to share joys.

30. 喊破嗓子，不如做出样子。

30. It's better to set an example than to shout one's head off.

31. 处治世宜方，处乱世当圆。

31. In times of peace, be square; in times of chaos, be round.

32. 人无远虑，必有近忧。

32. If a person does not plan for the distant future, they will surely face troubles in the near future.

33. 不下水，一辈子不会游泳；不扬帆，一辈子不会撑船。

33. If you don't get into the water, you'll never learn to swim; if you don't hoist the sail, you'll never learn to row a boat.

34. 不当家，不知柴米贵；不生子，不知父母恩。

34. If you haven't run a household, you don't know the value of firewood and rice; if you haven't had children, you don't know the love of parents.

35. 人善被人欺；马善被人骑。

35. If a person is good-natured, they are taken advantage of; if a horse is gentle, they are ridden.

36. 知足得安宁，贪心易招祸。

36. Contentment brings peace, greed invites trouble.

37. 力是压大的，胆是吓大的。

37. Strength comes from pressure, and courage comes from fear.

38. 人心隔肚皮，看人看行为。

38. People's hearts are hidden beneath their bellies; judge people by their actions.

39. 山河易改，秉性难移。

39. The mountains and rivers may change, but a person's nature is hard to alter.

40. 三思有益，一忍为高。

40. Deliberation is beneficial, and patience is the highest virtue.

41. 读书和学习是在别人思想和知识的帮助下，建立起自己的思想和知识。 普希金

41. Reading and studying is about building one's own thoughts and knowledge with the help of others' ideas and knowledge. — Pushkin

42. 富贵花间露，荣华草上霜。

42. The dew in the flowers of wealth and honor, the frost on the grass of prosperity.

43. 宁可做过，不可错过。

43. It's better to have tried and failed than to have never tried at all.

44. 待善人宜宽，待恶人当严。

44. Be lenient with the good and strict with the wicked.

45. 人咬人比狗狠，人害人比狼凶。

45. People are nastier than dogs when they bite, and more ferocious than wolves when they harm others.

46. 患生多欲，害生不备。

46. The patient has excessive desires, which harm life without preparation.

47. 恶贯不可满，强壮不可恃。

47. One cannot fill the measure of evil, nor can one rely solely on strength.

48. 当家才知盐米贵，出门才晓路难行。

48. Only when at home do you realize the value of salt and rice; only when you go out do you understand the difficulty of the road.

49. 人不报天报；天不报时候不到。

49. People don't report to the sky, the sky doesn't report when the time is not yet ripe.

50. 得荣思辱，身安思危。

50. To be content with honor and to be cautious with disgrace; to be at ease with safety and to be vigilant with danger.

51. 万句言语吃不饱，一捧流水能解渴。

51. A thousand words won't satisfy, but a scoop of flowing water can quench one's thirst.

52. 疑人误友，疑事误功。

52. Suspecting someone can mislead you into mistaking an innocent friend; suspecting a matter can mislead you into misjudging your own accomplishments.

53. 一步深陷，二步难跋。

53. One step in, a difficult two steps to climb out.

54. 忍一时，风平浪静；退一步，海阔天空。

54. Bear with patience for a while, and the wind will calm and the waves will settle; take a step back, and the sea will be vast and the sky boundless.

55. 绝其邪念，祸不侵已。

55. Eliminate evil thoughts, and misfortune will not affect you.

56. 要想不冒坏水，先要除掉坏根。

56. To avoid bad water, one must first get rid of the bad roots.

57. 真人不露相，露相不真人。

57. A true person does not show their true face, and one who shows their face is not truly a person.

58. 放下屠刀，立定成佛。

58. Lay down the butcher's knife, and you will become a Buddha immediately.

59. 责人则明，恕已则昏。

59. When someone is responsible, they are clear-minded; when one forgives oneself, they become confused.

60. 在所有的批评中，最伟大、最正确、最天才的是时间

60. Among all criticisms, the greatest, most correct, and most ingenious is time.

61. 冤冤相报何时能了。

61. When will the cycle of revenge between grievances ever end?

62. 久住坡，不嫌陡。

62. "Stay long on the steep slope; don't complain about its steepness."

63. 拿人家的手短，吃人家的嘴短。

63. If you take someone's hand, you will have a short arm; if you eat someone's food, you will have a short mouth. (This proverb means that if you receive favors or help from others, you may feel constrained or obligated to them.)

64. 善恶到头终有报，只曾来早与来迟。?>

64. In the end, good and evil will receive their retribution; only the timing may vary, being either early or late.

65. 人心隔肚皮，做事两不知。

65. People's hearts are separated from their stomachs, and they have no idea about what they are doing.

66. 黄金非为贵，安乐值钱多。

66. Gold is not the most valuable, comfort is worth more.

67. 人无害虎心，虎有伤人意。

67. Man has no harmful thoughts towards the tiger, but the tiger has harmful intentions towards man.

68. 秀才遇到兵，有理说不清。

68. When a scholar encounters a soldier, it's impossible to make a clear case.

69. 夸多大口，丢多大丑。

69. The bigger the mouth, the greater the shame.